AWS pulls ahead as cloud market surge continues
AWS’ worldwide market share inched back up to 33 per cent after Microsoft and Google slowly gained ground in previous quarters.
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AWS joins Singapore on quantum quest
AWS is set to give the National University of Singapore a hand in developing new quantum communication and computing technologies.
Weighing up the state of cyber security in 2021
Any lingering indifference to risk has evaporated due to spiking ransomware attacks, supply chain threats and the challenges of securing remote workers.
Sophos eyes expanded ASEAN reach with Ingram Micro partner drive
Sophos is hoping to expand its reach across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia as it turns to Ingram Micro to help it recruit new partners to its Sophos MSP Connect Flex program.
Jetpack Compose for Android turns general availability
Jetpack Compose, Google’s native UI toolkit for Android mobile application development, has reached its official 1.0 production release status.
Huawei and LG leaving global smartphone market share up for grabs
The decline of Huawei shipments and LG’s planned exit from the smartphone market is paving the way for other vendors to swoop in and bolster up their ranking in the global market share leaderboards.
Google Cloud digs further into SAP partnership with RISE program
Google Cloud has expanded its partnership with German software vendor SAP, becoming a strategic cloud partner for its RISE with SAP program.
Cloud leaders vie for environmental kudos as market spend soars
The world’s leading cloud providers are vying for environmental kudos as governments, enterprises, consumers and investors raise sustainability targets and expectations.
Isobar serves up Salesforce for Singapore baking supplier Phoon Huat
Salesforce partner Isobar has stepped in to give Singapore-based baking ingredients and equipment provider Phoon Huat a hand in deploying Salesforce and MuleSoft solutions.
Japan’s Alphaus makes Singapore inroads with Cloud Comrade deal
Japanese cloud financial management solutions vendor Alphaus has marked its first major step into the Singapore market after striking a deal with local cloud specialist Cloud Comrade.
Cisco preps now for the hybrid workforce
Work-from-anywhere employees will no longer be treated as a second-class citizen, which means they will be supported by best-in-class technology.
Making sense of Microsoft’s new certifications scheme
Microsoft's new certifications are based on industry analysis of jobs and roles and are built in sync with documentation and training materials.
Google reads the room, tells workers to get COVID-19 shots
With the Delta variant of COVID-19 on the rise, government agencies and businesses are starting to weigh in on how to keep workers safe
OpenAI debuts Python-based Triton for GPU-powered machine learning
Triton uses Python’s syntax to compile to GPU-native code, without the complexities of GPU programming.
Microsoft .NET adoption gets boost from open source
Microsoft credits open source and cross-platform support for the increased adoption of its software development platform.
Xiaomi dethrones Apple again as global smartphone shipments dip
Xiaomi has blasted past Apple for the second time in the global smartphone shipment rankings, coming in second place for the first time during the June quarter.
Singapore’s Punggol Digital District welcomes international tech players
Boston Dynamics, Delta Electronics Int’l (Singapore), Group-IB and Wanxiang, along with a network of tech associations, set to move in.
These are the top exploited vulnerabilities since 2020
A joint advisory issued by cyber agencies in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom has detailed the top cyber security vulnerabilities exploited by malicious cyber actors since 2020.
Cloud4C shifts Carver Korea’s ERP system to Azure in three-year deal
Cloud4C has shifted the SAP-based ERP system of South Korean cosmetics company Carver Korea to Azure as part of a major three-year deal.
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